Vincent den Hartog graduated from the McGill University School of Architecture in 1987 and was the recipient of the Dunlop Traveling Scholarship. After pursuing studies abroad, he began his career in design working for several award-winning architectural firms in Montreal, Quebec.

During his tenure, he acquired a diverse design experience that included spacious family residences, multi-million dollar commercial offices and retail projects. Vincent has created exciting new spaces for office, retail, hotel and restaurants.

In 1996 Vincent, his wife Maggie and their son Nicolas moved to rural Nova Scotia where he established his architectural practice in a Registered Historical Home on Main Street in Wolfville. Vincent specializes in architecture for rural communities.

• Established in Wolfville, Nova Scotia in 1996
• Over 20 years experience in architectural design
• Enjoys an extensive network of contractors and suppliers in Atlantic Canada
• Member of the Nova Scotia Association of Architects
• Member of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada

Philosophy

Whether it's work or home, we create environments that are comfortable and sensually stimulating. As we develop a concept, a vast array of design elements come into play such as site location, choice of building materials, enhancing natural and artificial lighting, landscape views, energy efficiency, the interplay of space, design options and most importantly, the mood the client wants to convey.

We work with our clients to create visual images and blueprints so they can fully understand how the completed project will look and feel.

Our Clients

While our clients come from a wide variety of backgrounds, each one was looking for an innovative and pleasing solution for their specific project. They understand the long-term value of quality design, the importance of their participation in the design process and the cost efficiency of professional planning. Many of our clients are also keenly interested in the preservation of the historical and architectural heritage of Nova Scotia properties.

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